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Balafore - I45 Black hole, Calcutta * 3*2
trade of - ibid. Black town, the l l l l 59
fquirrel found at - ibid. Blue lights, what ' - P B 68
Bandel - 296 Bobilee Polygar, extraordinary ftory of 123
•Bandicote rats - 94 Bogle, Mr. embaflador to Thibet 347>349
Bangalore - - - - 66 Boglepour - - 284
taken with great flaughter - 68 Bopaltol . . . - 194
Bangue - 231 Bore, or head wave v0.-_ 297
Bats, great - 260 Bofcawen, Admiral sMlr 32
Barra-mahal - - - 10 Bos Arnee - - f i l i 241
BeC-ouvert - - . - 4* Boughton, an Engliih furgeon, ntro-
Beder - - - 118 duces our trade into Bengal - 296
Beema river - . - 105 Boundhedge defcribed a m
Bees - - 275 component plants - 86
Benares - - ► 210 Bootanners - 347
a great academy - a n Bootan - ... - 348
obfervatory at - - 212 Bradypus, urfiform 258
Bengal - - ^ 285 Bramincy kites, facred - 90
firft trade to - 296 Brahmins « - \ . 306
how populous - 285 cells for - 136
revenues - ibid. Bramnec, river *44
defert of - - 320 Bread -fruit 3*9
.plants of - 323 Brodera, battle of g - - - 198
climate of - - 324 Budde Budge fort, ludicrous capture of 337
vaft heat - ibid. Buffaloes ¡¡|Ì| 241
‘ fogs - 326 Bundelcund Mm 190
government - 327 Bulkeley, Edward, a furgeon and early
Saracennic conqueft of - 330 naturalift at Madras 91
Soobah of - - - 332 Burhampour - *97
Berar, or Eaftern Mahrattas 1 1 1 9 Burrampooter - _ . 354
Bidjcgur - 214 Buxar, battle of 218
Bilfah, famed for its ihufF - 194
Bimlipatam - 126 C .
Birds of Coromandel - 36
of the Sunderbund - 1 5 5 CafFre troops - _ 34
of Bengal - 260 Calcutta 311
curious, of Napaul - 344 difeafes of - 325
Bifnagur - 106 old fort . ibid.
Biftemia, a Hecate, rebels* againft Au- new citadel . 312
rengzebe - 192 taken by Surajah Dowlah - ibid.
Calcutta,
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Calcutta, black hole
Calingapatam
Calingam promontorium
Calpy - »
Cambyfum oftium
Camels - -
Canal from the Sunderbund to Calcutta
- « - .
Canals of Ferofe - -
Candeiih - _
Cane river
Canoge, antient city of
antient grandeur
the Calinipaxa of Pliny
Canoul, Nabob of -
Cantharides
Cape Palmiras s. -, 4 _
Carnac, Colonel - -
Carnatic, the, its extent
climate o f - - 100.
Carnawl battle - . . .
Carroor - _
Caihmere, or Paradife of the Indies
Cafts, the four great -
Cat, Bengal - .
Cattack, province of _
caftle - . . ;
city
Cavery, its origin -
Chains of the northern mountains
Pliny’s account of
Imaus and Emodus
Chaiees fatoon • -
Chalmers, Lieutenant, his gallant defence
of Coimbetore
Chammaning
Chandernagor
Chank fliells - _ ■ „
Charnock, Job, account of
- 312
- 126
- 144
- 201
- 144
- 247
- 151
- 174
- 195
- *9*
- 171
- 172
- 171
- 109
■ 235
• 144
- 201
• 25
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173
21
334
31.0
256
*43
vibid.
ib id.
14
345
346
ibid.
203
23
356
297
6
300
Cheyt Sing
Chenapatam
Chicacole Circar
Chilambaram, Pagoda of
Chilka lake
China roots
Chittah, or hunting leopard
Chitteldrbog, immenfely ftrong
Chittigong —
its hiftory
Page
- 213
- 77
- 121
- 26
- 129
- 367
- 246
- 78
- 372
• ibid.
Portuguefe pirates fettle there 373
Chooka, iron bridge a 350
Choultry plain - - - 61
inroad of Ayder into - - ibid.
horrible deitrudtion - " 6 3
Chunar gur ■ - _ 208
Churge buftard - - - 271
Chufero, maufoleum of - - 204
Circars, northern - - - 122
granted t® the French - - ibid.
conquered by the Engliih - 127
climate of - - 122
Cleveland, Mr. reclames the' favage inhabitants
near Rajamahel
Climate of Bengal -
Clivej Lord
firff appearance of
- 286
- 324
- 294
- 33
# * 97
- 43
- 269
- 21
- 5*
65
Cochineel introduced into India
Cockatoos • -
Cock-fighting _ _
Coimbetore -
Coins, Roman,- found near Sadras
Colar, maufoleum of Ayder’s father
Cold and froft excefiive at Agra and
’ Dehli | -
Colleries, a wild people - «
Coloroon river
- 24
Columnar rocks, immenfe, in Bootan 352
Combat, fingle, between two Nabobs - 248
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